Fiesta Sports Coaching

Week 3 of Day 1 at the Loatlands Kids Active Camp. The children and staff are very excited about the visit from Zoolab on Tuesday afternoon.

Other big activities taking part is Wheelie Wednesday were the children can bring own bikes and scooters BUT must have a helmet to wear and on Friday is the big inflatables festival Day.

The fun does not stop on this week because week 4 we have more fun at the Rothwell camp with a visit on Wednesday 19th August from the Fire Service.
The team look forward to seeing the children in the camps.

The summer holidays are here – and we've got childcare covered! ☀️ Fiesta Sports Coaching is thrilled to bring back our popular Active Holiday Camps!

Please note: Paid spaces are available for ages 4–11, while HAF funded spaces are available for ages 5–11.
Every day is packed with fun, including team games, creative activities, and sports.
📍 Rothwell Victoria Infants School: 17th August – 21st August
Spaces fill quickly, so book early to avoid disappointment!
👉 Secure your spot: www.fiestasportscoaching.co.uk
👉 Eligible for HAF? Book here: https://eequ.org/fiestasportscoaching

Week 2 Day 5. The children and staff have had lots of fun and look forward to week 3.

It’s been an amazing 2 weeks at our Kids Camp for the children at Polebrook School. We've introduced some exciting new sports, giving everyone the chance to try activities such as touch rugby, boccia and hockey. We also have taken part in dodgeball, football and tennis. The children got creative by building some fabulous bug hotels and we can’t wait to be back in October.

Week 2 Loatlands Active Camp. The fun Water fight was enjoyed by all. We look forward to another one very soon.

Week 2 Day 4 Loatlands Active Camp. Everyone had fun at the water fight and the children really enjoyed getting both Ciara and Max very very wet.

Week 2 day 3 of Loatlands Active Camp. We are looking forward to Day 4 and the water fight.

Ask the Children.

Before deciding how to spend your PE and Sport Premium, ask the people it is there to benefit.

A simple pupil voice survey can reveal so much:

• Which activities children enjoy.
• Why some pupils don't take part.
• Whether girls and boys feel equally included.
• What new clubs or sports they'd like to try.

The answers can help shape a programme that is genuinely inclusive and encourages more children to be active.

It's also a great way to demonstrate that your decisions are informed by the needs of your pupils.

Sometimes the best ideas come straight from the playground.